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Alpha Epsilon Delta Premedical Honor Society

Alpha Epsilon Delta is the world's largest organization devoted to premedical education, with a national membership exceeding 100,000. The society recognizes students for academic excellence and service to the community.

Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society

Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is a national honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences, particularly undergraduates.

Davidson Student Volunteers for Science

Davidson Students Volunteer for Science is a service organization dedicated to bringing inquiry-based, hands-on science lessons to local middle schools.

Minority Association for Premedical Students

The Minority Association for Pre-Medical Students seeks to provide an encouraging and productive environment where pre-health professional students participate in community service and academic enrichment activities.

Neuroscience Club

Davidson College Neuroscience Club offers students interested in neuroscience a forum for discussing relevant topics including ethics, neurophilosophy, and current research.

Pre-Dental Society

The Pre-Dental Society seeks to educate Davidson students about dental careers, to offer mentoring opportunities, and to inform students about the Dental Admission Test (DAT) and dental school admissions.

Premedical Society

The Premedical Society sponsors a number of health-oriented programs, such as Alternative Medicine programs, volunteering opportunities, and presentations from admission deans from medical schools such as Wake Forest and Washington University.

Pre-physician Assistant Society

The Pre-Physician Assistant Society seeks to educate students about careers as physician assistants, to invite physician assistants and deans of physician-assistant programs to campus to discuss these career options, and to inform students about application issues such as the Graduate Record Examination and Central Application Service for Physician's Assistants.